The neurobiologic aspects of photochromotherapy

Sorokina, N. D.; Дмитриевна, Сорокина Наталия; Selitsky, G. V.; В, Селицкий Г.; Dina, E. S; С, Ильина Е.

doi:10.18821/0869-2106-2017-23-1-46-51

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“…For blue light (400-470 nm), the penetration depth into the tissues is 2 mm, however, taking into account the radiation scattered in the tissues, its penetration depth can reach as far as 2.5 cm. Moreover, since blue light can propagate in an aqueous medium without absorption, it is maximally absorbed by lymph, bile, tendons, and adipose tissue [7,8].…”

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The Effect of Photobiostimulation by Light Waves in the Blue Range of the Spectrum on Microcirculation Parameters and the Activity of Oxidative Homeostasis Enzymes in the Skin

Astashov

Kozlov

Duvanskiy

et al. 2023

J-BPE

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The study employs laser doppler flowmetry and laser fluorescence spectroscopy to reveal the changes in microcirculation and activity of coenzymes of oxidative metabolism in the finger skin under the influence of photobiostimulation by monochrome incoherent low-intensity electromagnetic radiation with a wavelength of 470 nm. Photobiostimulation with light waves in the blue range has contributed to an increase in hemomicrocirculation during and 15 min after the termination of exposure, while the indicator lymph outflow, on the contrary, decreased during the irradiation period and recovered after its termination. The dynamics of changes within the parameters of blood microcirculation, the lymph flow in microvessels and the indicators of oxidative metabolism showed that the skin microcirculation system is an important acceptor of the photobiostimulating effect of light in the blue range of the spectrum. Photobiostimulation triggers the mechanism of activation of hemomicrocirculation by reducing myogenic vasomotion, thereby increasing the conductivity of cardiogenic biorhythm in the vessels of the microcirculatory bed. With an increase in the level of hemomicrocirculation, photobiostimulation is directly associated with the activation of tissue oxidative metabolism.

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The Effect of Photobiostimulation by Light Waves in the Blue Range of the Spectrum on Microcirculation Parameters and the Activity of Oxidative Homeostasis Enzymes in the Skin

Astashov

Kozlov

Duvanskiy

et al. 2023

J-BPE

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A promising direction in improving the treatment of chronic rhinosinusitis

Korkmazov¹,

Коркмазов²,

Дубинец³

et al. 2020

Ross. rinol.

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Chronic adenoiditis and its effect on the reactivity of the bronchopulmonary system, the possibility of non-drug correction

Korkmazov,

Solodovnik,

Kornova

et al. 2024

Medicinskij sovet

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Introduction. In pediatric otorhinolaryngological practice, chronic adenoiditis is one of the most common diseases and causes the search for additional and effective methods of treatment.Aim. To evaluate the clinical effectiveness of the use of aqueous solutions treated with low-frequency ultrasound with high specific energy and monochromatic light radiation in the complex therapy of chronic adenoiditis in children.Materials and methods. The number of participants in the study was 104 patients aged 4 to 15 years with a verified diagnosis of chronic adenoiditis and were divided into 3 groups depending on the treatment. A comparative analysis of the results obtained was carried out before the start of therapy (day 0) and on the 7th day after the treatment. The state of the nasopharynx was assessed using a flexible nasopharyngoscope, as well as the structure of the middle ear and auditory tube during acoustic impedancemetry.Results. The use of a course of treatment of low-frequency ultrasonic cavitation in combination with photochromotherapy made it possible to relieve the signs of chronic adenoiditis in 62% of cases (p < 0.001), reduce the number of patients with grade III adenoid hypertrophy by 54% (p = 0.035), and reduce by 2 times (p = 0.05) number of relapses of chronic adenoiditis. In the group of children using low-frequency ultrasonic cavitation, the positive effect of treatment was 3.3 times [CI 0.75; 14.6] higher compared to the control group, and in combination with photochromotherapy it was 3.6 times [CI 0.85; 15.5]. The absence of adenotomy was assessed as a positive effect.Conclusion. The data obtained showed that the inclusion of non-drug methods of physical influence (low-frequency ultrasonic cavitation both in monotherapy and in combination with photochromotherapy) in complex treatment can reduce the number of surgical interventions on the organs of the lymphopharyngeal ring – the pharyngeal tonsil.

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The neurobiologic aspects of photochromotherapy

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The Effect of Photobiostimulation by Light Waves in the Blue Range of the Spectrum on Microcirculation Parameters and the Activity of Oxidative Homeostasis Enzymes in the Skin

The Effect of Photobiostimulation by Light Waves in the Blue Range of the Spectrum on Microcirculation Parameters and the Activity of Oxidative Homeostasis Enzymes in the Skin

A promising direction in improving the treatment of chronic rhinosinusitis

Chronic adenoiditis and its effect on the reactivity of the bronchopulmonary system, the possibility of non-drug correction

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